The BRASS TACKS for Getting Paid!
New Prompt Payment Legislation – Bill 30 Explained
You cannot afford to miss this seminar!
Who should attend – If you are:
- The owner or CEO – you will decide when to use prompt payment tools and civil enforcement.
- The CFO, accounts receivable or collections – you need to know your options and specifically when and how you must respond.
- Providing legal advice – you need to understand the benefits of, the limitations of, and the intricacies of how an adjudicated determination plays with other legal options.
- Offering wholesale supply – it is in your best interest to inform all your clients why adjudication is a proactive tool to getting paid.
When and Where:
- Calgary – Tuesday, June 10, 11:00 am to 3:00, 2380 Pegasus Rd NE, ARCA Building (light lunch included)
- Edmonton – Tuesday, June 17, 2:00pm to 5pm, 17403 108ave NW, ARCA Building (refreshments included)
Of all the options available to contractors, once payment is past due (28 days), using Alberta’s Prompt Payment adjudication system, is your most effective payment dispute settlement mechanism.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn firsthand the Brass Tacks and essential details of working the Prompt Payment system to your advantage. Get paid now – fight later, if you must! Courts rarely overturn an adjudicator’s determination!
What you will learn:
Jurisdictional issues – time, location, process, and the correct defendant are important.
- When to act
- How to respond
- What to include
- When to engage legal advice
- Resources available
- What are your options once an adjudicator has made a determination.
Cost to attend:
$50/person if you are a member in good standing of an ATCC partner association.
$350/person if you do not hold an association membership. We will be checking.
To Registration for this in-person only seminar:
ATCC Calgary Seminar
ATCC Edmonton Seminar
Special thanks to Kerry Powel, Partner, Gowling WLG
Presentations by:
- Jordon Crone, Partner, Gowling WLG
- Tom Brooks, Partner, Gowling WLG
- Caroline Beaton, Director Civil Enforcement, Consolidated Civil Enforcement
Presented by ATCC and Gowling WLG
